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NFP Broadens Reach in the West with Pickup of Utah RIA

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NFP announced that it has acquired South Jordan, Utah-based Divergent Wealth Advisors, LLC, expanding the firm’s wealth management and retirement capabilities, and broadening its reach in the West.

Image: Shutterstock.comDivergent is an independent registered investment advisor with more than $675 million in assets under management (AUM) that focuses on holistic wealth management solutions and retirement planning.

The acquisition, which closed on August 7, enhances value for NFP clients by enabling the company’s Utah-based group benefits and retirement plan advisory businesses to collaborate with the Divergent team and align capabilities with client needs, according to the announcement.

Divergent cofounders Jordan Collins and Brady Ririe will join NFP and report to Jeff Scott, senior vice president, Retirement.

“We’re very excited to welcome Jordan and Brady to NFP,” said Scott. “We’re expanding our wealth management and retirement plan capabilities, while increasing our presence in the fast-growing Western US. We’re also adding a group of talented wealth advisors who are committed to delivering an amazing client experience built on a foundation of trust and fiduciary care.”

Mike Schneider, president of NFP’s Central and West regions said, “Adding Divergent builds on our well-established presence in Utah and underscores our focus on scaling our wealth management and retirement expertise in the Western US and beyond. This acquisition also reinforces that NFP is an outstanding option for growing firms that value culture and who can benefit from the resources and support NFP offers.”

“We’re thrilled to join NFP and begin contributing to the success of a growing, people-first organization,” Collins and Ririe said in a joint statement. “We know our clients have needs beyond wealth management and retirement, and as part of NFP we have a great opportunity to introduce a breadth of solutions that addresses these needs.”

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